Digital Library

Highland History

Antiquarian Notes, papers regarding families and places in the Highlands
By Fraser-Mackintosh, C
Short articles on a variety of Highland-related topics.

Clan Donald (volume 3), The
By MacDonald, A.
The second volume of a history of the Clan Donald. It includes a study of the MacDonalds of Sleat and a social history of the clan in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Glen Albyn, or tales of the Central Highlands with illustrations from original sketches and photographs
By
The history, folklore, place-names and customs of the Great Glen

Highlanders of Scotland : their origin, history, and antiquities (volume 1), The
By Skene, W.F.
The first volume of William Skene's history of the Highlands and its people

History of the county of Inverness (Mainland), A
By Lees, J. Cameron
A history of the county of Inverness from Pictish times to the late 19th century.

History of the province of Cat (Caithness and Sutherland), The
By MacKay, A.
A history of the counties of Caithness and Sutherland up to the early 17th century.

Letters of Two Centuries chiefly connected with Inverness and the Highlands from 1616 to 1815
By Fraser-Mackintosh, C
A collection of letters written by notable figures from Highland history with a commentary by the author.

More Culloden Papers (volume 1)
By Warrand, D. (ed.)
The first volume in this series contains documents relating to the Forbes family of Culloden and the history of Inverness-shire during the period from 1626 to 1704. Subjects include the civil war of the 1640s and the build-up to the Revolution of 1648.

More Culloden Papers (volume 2)
By Warrand, D. (ed.)
The second volume in this series contains documents relating to the Forbes family of Culloden and the history of Inverness-shire during the period from 1704 to 1725. It is dominated by the growth of Jacobitism and the Risings in support of James Francis Edward Stewart's claim to the British throne.

More Culloden Papers (volume 3)
By Warrand, D. (ed.)
The third volume in this series contains documents relating to the Forbes family of Culloden and the history of Inverness-shire during the period from 1725 to 1745.

More Culloden Papers (volume 4)
By Warrand, D. (ed.)
The fourth volume in this series contains documents relating to the Forbes family of Culloden and the history of Inverness-shire during the period from February 1744 to February 1746. It is predominantly concerned with the build up to the Jacobite Rising of 1745 and concludes with the rebels retreat to the Highlands.

More Culloden Papers (volume 5)
By Warrand, D. (ed.)
The fifth and final volume in this series contains documents relating to the Forbes family of Culloden and the history of Inverness-shire during the period from February 1746 to December 1747. It primarily concerns the end of the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745-46 and its aftermath.

New "Examen", The
By Paget, J.
A collection of essays by the 19th century historian, Lord MacAulay. Includes a general chapter on the Highlands and one on the Massacre of Glencoe.

Old Ross-shire and Scotland, as seen in the Tain and Balnagown documents
By MacGill, W.
A history of the county of Ross-shire.

Short History of the Scottish Highlands and Isles, A
By MacKenzie, W.C.
A history of the Highlands and Islands from the earliest times to 1850.

Urquhart and Glenmoriston; olden times in a Highland parish
By MacKay, W.
A history of the parish of Urquhart & Glenmoriston from Pictish times to 1747.

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